Since it says she left a controlling lifestyle behind in Venezuela, it's really not that hard to imagine that things we take for granted and are not scared of, are new to her. Get a grip people, stop acting like a******s.

Perfect! Live every day as if it were your last! Congratulations!

It's the best way to deal with them!! Good for you Michelle! So many people should do this and they'd realize things are not as scary as we imagine!

Just because they aren't your fears doesn't mean other people aren't anxious or afraid to do them. Doesn't everyone freak out a little bit when they accidently leave their phone at home? I know I've never dyed my hair a crazy color, so yeah, I think this is a great thing to do!

More like a "Things that make you slightly uncomfortable list"

dying your hair?....try cutting it all off. People fear that more. This is some pansy s**t. lol

In theory, I really like this idea. Seeing what she has conquered is very disappointing. Might as well be afraid of getting frosting on her fingers when she eats cupcakes.

Lol all these idiotic comments... so only because she doesn't life in a war zone, her fears are not "worthy" enough to be mentioned? Only because, your fears have no intersection with her fears, makes hers less valueable? Egocentric bricks! I can relate to some of them (Flying, Public Speaking, Fear of being alone with your thoughts (cell phone is just the idol of this fear in essence) and I think its great she is facing them. Also, to all those saying what these are no fears etc....in the public speaking vid she explains that many of her fears might be totally normal for others, but are a big ordeal for her. I guess this is a mental / mind thing, becuase I seem to have similar issues some of the time..

First world problems becomes first world fears?...yikes.

So another person trying to get their 15 minutes of fame by creating some video. I couldn't help but think she must be 18 years old or has lived in a glass box all her life (b/c how would anyone not come across dogs, cats, etc.) during their adult life.

This is why I hate humans. They are rude obnoxious and down right cold hearted. Only 10% are actually genuine good people. The rest of you can go f**k yourselves.

Frying food and dying your hair? Leaving your phone at home? C'mon, seriously, one cannot have compasion with these things. She's just a girl making videos of her making silly faces in different situations. Getting a piercing is not something that everyone has to do, brasilian wax also, that is the matter of personal tastes. Drinking and smoking fears? Who are you kidding? Brave is someone who fought cancer and survived, that is fear, not some random girl who drank beer and smoked pot. It is hypocritic to have compasion for every b******t posted on the internet.

I think I'd react like that to having my ears pierced, too, though I thought ar first she was getting a tattoo. I'm not sure why she considers some of her other activities to be 'fears' eg. having her hair dyed & smoking something. Perhaps 30 Things I've Always Wanted to Do is a more accurate description but at least she had an interesting month.

if u have THAT KIND of fear, you´r lucky and don´t understand a thing..or let´s say, your world is pretty small and you should think bigger...

I have a fear, a huge fear that we will never get our humanity back and stop judging people & being so hateful. And yes, I think mine is big enuf to qualify as a "real" fear.

Rather limited in exploration but hey she can enjoy salons more.

The biking in NYC looks dangerous. When you face your fears and overcome them it's a great feeling. I overcame my fear of flying and speaking in front of a crowd (this started in Junior High) and feel good thinking about it. Everyone has their own fears, but then fear as a species kept us alive.

typical stupid troll comments. good for you for trying new things!

so for 100 days this girl basically just did a weekend of spring break.... over a hundred days? "Hey Michelle!, what's one of your biggest fears really holding back your life?" "Dying my hair Ombre, what about you?" "...aids or something probably"

Most underwhelming Bored Panda article I've read so far. Kudos to Michelle for doing those things that she feared; hopefully others will get inspired by her. I personally know women who'd rather have damaged long hair than short healthy hair because they're afraid of change and well, a hair cut. But this article just didn't do it for me.

What did she do for her all life :O???

BORINGIRL ! ! !

A better way to phrase it would not be about 'fear' but about 'living outside your comfort zone' and I think that is impressive. Although i was expecting spiders and snakes :P

Conquering the fear of donating bone marrow... maybe that is really scary. Skydiving... shaving your head... rafting in a wild river, petting a bull (not a sheep!!!), trying peyote, backpacking in Central América, drinking water in India...speak out your mind in Cuba... do you want to do some really scary sh-t?? go to a public hospital in Guatemala you pampered brat.

So a millennial does things that most people do on a regular basis? I thought I would be "Burried in a box" or "Spiders crawling all over me" not "Frying Food" ...Basic.